Photograph of a Suket cow and bullock standing in a field in the hills of S[h]imla with an Indian man standing next to them in 190[2]. Part of the Survey of the India Office, Calcutta, May 190[2?]

Illustrations of two baskets used for carrying agricultural products in the Simal District of [India] in the early 20th century.

Photograph of a bazaar in Simla, [India] from above showing the buildings in a mountanous region in the early 20th century.

Two illustrations, the first, of a Cinghalese bull standing in the road next to a barn with a man standing its head; and the second of mountain cattle grazing in a field near Simla.

Illustration of a grinding mill, or gharat, from the Simla District in India which is worked by water power.

Photograph of two Pahari men, or Hill folk from the Simla [Shimla] District in Himachal Pradesh, India. A note on the slide states, "There are 'Paharis' or hill men who inhabit villages in Simla District."

Photograph of the view from the town of Kasauli looking over the mountains towards Simla during the monsoon in 1904.

Illustration of a mortar, pestle and sup, from the Simla District, India for pounding and winnowing rice, etc.

Photograph of Simla, India showing the Vice-Royal Lodge and government offices in the late 19th or early 20th century. The photograph was taken from Jakko, India.

Photograph of Jakko Hill near the city of Simla [Shimla] in India, 'taken from Mashobra to east of Simla.' Also, there is a handwritten note on the slide, 'Under the Deodars' which is a reference to Rudyard Kipling's book of the same name.